Vegas Video discussions from 2002

Dan Holly · December 16th, 2002, 09:40 PM

Yesterday I was rendering a clip for review. I was getting tired and decided to head for bed.

I selected File, Render as, named the file to render as a .avi , then sent VV on it's mission.......

I decided that I didn't want to wait (would "save as" instead), so I clicked on cancel.

Bada-bing the "process" is stuck in the mud. BTW, it wasn't stressing my PC because it was running at 2-7% CPU capacity.

The only way you could get out was give the process the 3 finger salute by "end process".

Any ideas? Past know issues?

-M$ XP Pro with updates as recent as 12-15-02
-Vegas Video 3.0 with last update

**Edit** The only thing I lost was the credits since last save.....**Edit**

David Mintzer · December 17th, 2002, 07:57 AM

Has this happened more then once-----???

Bill Ravens · December 17th, 2002, 08:26 AM

Ending the rendering process mid-stream is a risky business, regardless of the software. You don't know what command is being executed, and, OS's being what they are can just decide to take a crap. The kind of complete bail-out you describe is always a possibility. Now, if you experience this every time, look for more concrete reasons, but, I'm not surprised you locked up.

Edward Troxel · December 17th, 2002, 10:00 AM

Too late now.... but ALWAYS save right before starting a render.

The only process I have ever stopped is the wave form creation upon adding a clip to the timeline when I knew I didn't need the wave form.

Dan Holly · December 17th, 2002, 11:28 PM

<<<-- Originally posted by David Mintzer : Has this happened more then once-----??? -->>>

Nope, this was the first time I had even considered trying it.

The work wasn't that important, and was a rev of the final product going to the customer for input on a few things they wanted to have precisely as they described.

The credits were no loss, since they had not provided me all the info as of the moment of the foo-pah. I had saved all the changes I made prior to starting on the end credits.

I've been glued to a computer since a Intel 286 was the best you could get your hands on, and I've racked up quite a few losses to not saving over the years <;~)

December 16th, 2002, 09:40 PM	#211
Dan Holly Major Player Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: Anchorage, Alaska Posts: 336	Canceling VV 3.0 while rendering ? Yesterday I was rendering a clip for review. I was getting tired and decided to head for bed. I selected File, Render as, named the file to render as a .avi , then sent VV on it's mission....... I decided that I didn't want to wait (would "save as" instead), so I clicked on cancel. Bada-bing the "process" is stuck in the mud. BTW, it wasn't stressing my PC because it was running at 2-7% CPU capacity. The only way you could get out was give the process the 3 finger salute by "end process". Any ideas? Past know issues? -M$ XP Pro with updates as recent as 12-15-02 -Vegas Video 3.0 with last update Edit The only thing I lost was the credits since last save.....Edit __________________ Dan Holly Anchorage, Alaska

December 17th, 2002, 11:28 PM	#215
Dan Holly Major Player Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: Anchorage, Alaska Posts: 336	reply <<<-- Originally posted by David Mintzer : Has this happened more then once-----??? -->>> Nope, this was the first time I had even considered trying it. The work wasn't that important, and was a rev of the final product going to the customer for input on a few things they wanted to have precisely as they described. The credits were no loss, since they had not provided me all the info as of the moment of the foo-pah. I had saved all the changes I made prior to starting on the end credits. I've been glued to a computer since a Intel 286 was the best you could get your hands on, and I've racked up quite a few losses to not saving over the years <;~) __________________ Dan Holly Anchorage, Alaska

December 17th, 2002, 07:57 AM	#212
David Mintzer Rextilleon Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Pleasantville, NY Posts: 520	Has this happened more then once-----???

December 17th, 2002, 08:26 AM	#213
Bill Ravens Join Date: Nov 2001 Location: santa fe, nm Posts: 3,264 Images: 10	Ending the rendering process mid-stream is a risky business, regardless of the software. You don't know what command is being executed, and, OS's being what they are can just decide to take a crap. The kind of complete bail-out you describe is always a possibility. Now, if you experience this every time, look for more concrete reasons, but, I'm not surprised you locked up.

December 17th, 2002, 10:00 AM	#214
Edward Troxel Sponsor: JET DV Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: Southern Illinois Posts: 7,953	Too late now.... but ALWAYS save right before starting a render. The only process I have ever stopped is the wave form creation upon adding a clip to the timeline when I knew I didn't need the wave form.